Hot Toys has revealed a sixth scale figure of Sergeant Hound from Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
Hot Toys has unveiled the sixth scale Sergeant Hound collectible figure from the episode “The Jedi Who Knew Too Much” in the fifth season of the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. This set also includes a figure of his massiff, Grizzer; check out the promotional images here…
In Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Sergeant Hound made a notable appearance in Season 5’s episode “The Jedi Who Knew Too Much”, serving the Republic as a skilled Advanced Recon Force trooper sergeant of the Coruscant Guard. Trained to handle massiffs, Hound relies on Grizzer to track down fugitives like Jedi Padawan Ahsoka Tano.
Hot Toys presents the 1/6th scale Sergeant Hound™ Collectible Figure, capturing this unique duo in exceptional detail. The figure includes a beautifully designed helmeted head sculpt with realistic weathering effects. Seven interchangeable hands, including variations for relaxed poses, blaster-holding, leash-holding, and pointing, provide flexible display options. His white and dark gray armor is accurately recreated with red stripe details, along with a fabric undersuit, utility belt featuring a Kama and holsters for pistols, and battle-worn long boots. He is fully armed with a blaster rifle and two blaster pistols, ready for his duties with the Republic.
Accompanying him is a massiff that comes with a detailed harness, metal chain leash, and handle. This figure features an articulated jaw and slightly movable forelimbs and hindlimbs, allowing collectors to showcase the connection between the trooper and his tracker. The massiff accessory is inspired by both The Clone Wars and live-action Star Wars media, respecting the creature’s animated roots while embracing the realism of live-action. All of this is presented on a specially designed figure stand featuring the Star Wars logo and Hound’s character nameplate, making this collectible a significant tribute to one of the Republic’s more mysterious operatives.
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